HiI am planning to buy a residential lot, which is dumped with rocks and dirt for upto 8 feet.Now the lot is equal to road level.will the soil support a ranch home?

Thank you again for the information, if I have further questions for you during the investigation I will certainly reach out.Best regards,Frances Hlawatsch | Financial InvestigatorState of Oregon - Real Estate Agency530 Center Street NE, Suite 100, Salem, OR 97301" Jay, I hear you loud and clear. 

The tenants' "Rental Agreements" are a 1.5 page document that states their name, family members, SS #'s, previous landlords, rent and deposit amount, that rent must be paid on time starting the day the contract is signed, that if they don't pay they need to evict themselves, that if they want to move they need to give 30 days notice, that if landlord wants them out they get an eviction letter, no loud parties and no pets (which has been violated). 

Typing out loud, to afford a $300k home, assuming a 30 yr 5% note, a 28% front door DTI, and 20% down, the minimum someone will need to make in a year is around $55k. 

@Heather Olson I am typically spending the majority of my time in the Northwest Arkansas area but because of my job I often travel to Dallas, Kansas City, OKC, Little Rock, and a few other places.

We purchased home at rock bottom prices. 

Check out Glassell Park, Cypress Park, Montecito Heights, Boyle Heights, Frog Town, Lincoln Park area, Eagle Rock, Highland Park. 

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The dude is rock solid. 

When you see the family members of famous rock stars, heads of the top private equity firms, and others engaging in this type of investment, few would think they need the money.